gripper stebson
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[Football] Relegation odds 20/21
- Thread starter RM-Taylor
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Ah, I see.
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Was there an unanimous agreement on Leeds qualifying for the CL?
I think the realists among them reckon the Europa League this season, Champions of Europe will have to wait a season
blue-shifted
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Who did they go for? You got a link?
Weststander
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With just a few balls kicked.
- Jan 7, 2006
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Interesting that Leeds have gone out to 5/1 based on their performance against Liverpool.
um bongo molongo
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The bit that worries me is that Villa are spending money like lottery winners, Palace have made some good signings, so have Newcastle, and Burnley are, well, Burnley. So I see two sides we’ll definitely finish above, but I think the third spot will be hotly contested. We need that striker.
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West Ham 4-1 looks good to me.
Weststander
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They were just two goals away from being crowned PL champions.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
West Ham now have Arsenal, Wolves, Leicester, Spurs, Man City and Liverpool before Fulham.
With the Noble unrest, can't see them getting too many points there.
The pressure could be immense come November....worth 50p?
With the Noble unrest, can't see them getting too many points there.
The pressure could be immense come November....worth 50p?
- Jan 7, 2006
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Following tonight’s performance we’ve also gone back out to 4/1 with most bookmakers.
Weststander
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We need to sign a quality centre forward and ACM cover for injury prone Lallana.
If not, we will be in the relegation mix for the 4th season in a row.
Weststander
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Fulham ..... shirley buying money.
Moshe Gariani
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Very interesting market now - that presumably roughly represents reality of how the league is:
Top 6 - no chance of being relegated
Wolves, Everton, Leicester - around 1% probability each
Southampton - (only club in a category of their own) around 10% chance
Palace, Leeds, Brighton, Newcastle, Burnley, Sheffield Utd, Villa, West Ham - a group of 8 from which one or two teams very likely go down
West Brom, Fulham - the most likely to drop but a decent chance (50%} one of them could survive...
Makes it very intriguing as an Albion fan - all PL games involving a bottom 11 team really matter. Make no bones we are in a scrap - and the way our fixtures fall it could look tougher/more worrying before it starts to look remotely comfortable...
Top 6 - no chance of being relegated
Wolves, Everton, Leicester - around 1% probability each
Southampton - (only club in a category of their own) around 10% chance
Palace, Leeds, Brighton, Newcastle, Burnley, Sheffield Utd, Villa, West Ham - a group of 8 from which one or two teams very likely go down
West Brom, Fulham - the most likely to drop but a decent chance (50%} one of them could survive...
Makes it very intriguing as an Albion fan - all PL games involving a bottom 11 team really matter. Make no bones we are in a scrap - and the way our fixtures fall it could look tougher/more worrying before it starts to look remotely comfortable...
Mayonaise
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West Brom, Fulham ....and one from Burnley, West Ham, Sheff Utd and Brighton
Tony Towner's Fridge
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Maybe add the Scummers into the mix...they look pants........
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nwgull
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Nah, they have the players to be able to beat the best teams and will accumulate enough wins throughout the season in between runs of games where they look absolutley poo. Didn't they have the best points per game in the 9 match post-lockdown period?